en moi, les devoirs de de la Légion Française, et je promets de soutenir, de maintenir et de défendre la Constitution de l'Etat et celle des Elats Confédérsé. Que Dieu me soit en aide! Assermenté et signé devant moi. No. 43. New Orleans, June 20, 1862. No Officer commanding a Post can leave said Post without obtaining permission from the Headquarters of the Department. BY COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER : R. S. DAVIS, Captain and Acting Assistant Adjutant General. No. 44. New Orleans, June 21, 1862. Any vessel attempting to leave this port, and take away any person of color who did not come here on board of her, and has not a pass from these Headquarters, will be liable to confiscation and her master punished by imprisonment. No vessel shall so leave the port until the master shall take an oath that he has not any such person on board, and will not allow any such to come on board. BY COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER : R. S. DAVIS, |
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